The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-11
THE GERMAN EMPEROR.

Effort Ito Discredit the Idea that an Inter-
view with the Gear Is Contemplated.
copyright. 1887 by the New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, Sept. 10.-The Emperor and Empress
will leave Babelsburg on Monday, and will
rive at Stettin at 4:30 in the afternoon. They
will remain there until Saturday. The pro-
gramme of the proceedings has been
eagerly scanned to il there
is any chance of visit from the Gear.
Military manouvres and social entertainments
will fill every day, except Thursday. for which
day the Emperor's only engagement is an off,
cial dinner. There is no indication that meet
ing of the Emperors is intended. Was it ever
projected is the question now discussed. The
New Free Press, the North German Gazette,
and other official papers seek to dscredit the
idea that any preparations were made to receive
the Gear; but they cannot deny the fact that the
Ststtin authorities were warned to prepare for
the eception of a great foreign parsonage. who
was popularity supposed to be the Gear. That
an interview was expected to take place between
Emperoe William and the Gar is beyond doubt.
and its a5andonment Is attri buted in the highest
circles to influences hostile to Germany which
were brought to bear on the Gear after his arrival
at Copenhagen. Prince Bismarck. finding that
the Car hesitated whether to meet Emperor
William decided to show solicitude about the
matter. and seized the occasion of the Emperor's
berg journey TO intimate a doubt whether the
Emperor would be able to 60 to Stettin, and
that the projected interview must drop. The
press and all parties concur in saying that
Prince Bismarck has gone far enough
toward humoring Russia The North German
Gazette hints that the approaches made TO
Prince Bismarck while at Kissengen. il met
the Gar desired, would have drawn Germany
into policy hostile to the Austrian alliance.
The Vossische Zeitung states that Prince Bi S.
marck favored the policy Of Russia as far as is
friendship to Austria permitted, but this did
not satisfy the Gar. nor has it finally. tended
to moro friendly relations between
Germany and Russia. What the
Car desired the active mediation of
Germany in the Bulgarian question:, Prince Bis
marck to take the Initiative and propose Euro
pean in tervention under the shadow of the
Berlin treaty. to promote q settlement satisfac-
tory TO Russia. Prince Bismarcks absolute re-
fusal to either assume the initiative give
Russia any advice regarding Bulgaria disap-
pointed and irritated the Car. whose position
is now rather worse than before an
entente appeared probable. Instead of
supporting. Prince Bismarck appears
inclined to thwart the Russian policy. sig
found in GeTmanvs answer to the Portes note
regarding General Enroths mission, which de-
clares that II is necessary to regulate the Bull
garian question in strict conformity with the
Berlin treaty. meaning that General Enroth must
60 to Bulgaria or Russia nterfere in any way
without the sanction of the powers.
Prince Bismarck went to Babelsborg yester-
day and had long conference with the Empe-
ror. He will return to Freidrichsrhue Fri
day. where he will receive Count Kalnoky, the
Austrian Prime Minister The following week
he will visit the Austrian statesman, and set
ture from his friendly policy in relation to Aus